May 2nd 2006 |
Games Consoles
SONY is prepared to hand over ground to Microsoft’s XBox for a couple of years if it means that it gets Blu-Ray established.
In a report into the future of the console industry the authors say that, in the long term, the console wars will not be won by the manufacturer who has the most videogame titles per console, but rather, it will be determined by consumers’ willingness to adopt new high definition DVD formats. The report implies what we have always said, that Sony is only using its PS3 as a method of hooking people into the Blu-Ray format.
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